I really do regret trading him to Indiana for Roy Hibbert this season. Not that he was statistically miles ahead of Hibbert, but he was a solid defensive anchor and could score 30+ when required. I also don't think his rebounding was as bad as I remember it being (He still holds the single game rebounding record for my team with 21).

Close one, but Durant was a beast. I'm guessing you're anxious to get to the Playoffs, so some of these meaningless games are ending up a bit more competitive as you're keen to get them over and done with.

I think another reason why I want to get 2k13 is I've pretty much exhausted all my trading options with this team. I like building teams and I think it's fair to say that this one can't get much better, unless I trade for LeBron or Dwight.

Andrew wrote:Close one, but Durant was a beast. I'm guessing you're anxious to get to the Playoffs, so some of these meaningless games are ending up a bit more competitive as you're keen to get them over and done with.

Yeah. I can't sim any games so I have to find ways to make them interesting. Having Durant get big numbers helps him in the MVP and scoring races too. Maybe I should go for Wilt's record again like I did on my other dynasty.

Oklahoma City have today announced the signing of veteran forward Ron Artest. He had been a free agent since being released by Minnesota.The defensive specialist has previously played for the Bulls, Pacers, Kings, Rockets, Lakers and Timberwolves during his controversial 15 year career.He was traded to the Timberwolves in 2013 as part of the three-team deal which saw the Lakers acquire guard Jrue Holiday from Philadelphia.The Thunder also announced that guards Kyle Korver and Christian Eyenga had been released. Both players hasn't been seeing much playing time.

Meanwhile, great performance from Rose there, which of course I enjoy seeing. Given Durant's recent 82 point game though, when I saw "combine for 83 points" my first thought was of Bill Wennington's humourous quip back in 1995 about combining with MJ to score 57 points against the Knicks.